davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-03-10
FICERs ASSAULTED
Cost of the Mexican Pensions.

a Mexican Veteran" writes us as
follows in regard to our statement that
the Mexican pension bill will "call
for nearly S75 100000"
"Munchausen himself could not SUR
pass this absurdity. | have in my
possession a copy OF the muster roll OF
every company that volunteered from
Pennsylvania, and no state sent more
men then that state to Mexico. 1t is
quite simple to find out the whole
number. Many of these, in fact the
great majority were young men and
unmarried. They were nearly all de-
stroyed by the fierce climate Of Mexico
or so disabled by it that they died
shortly after they returned home. AS
an absolute fact their are not to-day
10000 men, army and navy, who will
draw II pension, and all who do are as
much entitled to it, through disability
contracted i'll the service, as any sol
dier now receiving Il pension. Scott
never had over 10000 men under him,
and was reinforced by about 1000 men
after the battle OF Cerro Gordo. The
| forces of Scott, Taylor, Kearny and
Fremont combined never exceeded
/ $4,000 men. Where, then, is this
| mythical force which, after the cXpira-
| ton OF forty years, still swells, to such
/ extent that now it is able to absorb so
! vast sum as S75OO0,OOO?'
Our correspondent ought to have
understood what was very plain, that
it was II total ultimate cost Of the act
which we were estimating; and the
result OF every general pension act
passed, for any war, will bear out this
estimate The "MeXican Veteran is
not IN ore positive that only 1000 OF
his comrades survive than General
Bloomfield was, in 1917, that not more
than 100 Revolutionary veterans
then survived OF whom he estimated
that $40 would be entitled to pensions.
Yet there were 2S, 800 who applied for
the pensions within two years. and
certificates were issued to 1920. Sem
ators who supported the pensions To
the veterans OF 1879, in 1877 estimated
Carefully" that not more than 4,OO
survived yet over 10000 pensions
were granted under it, of which 30
600 are still in force. seventy-two years
after the close OF the war. Congress
men estimated that the arrears of pen
sions bill would call for S15, ,OOO,OOO or
$2O,OOO,OW. 1t has already cost near
ly 1920, 100000.
Against our correspondents state
ment OF the number OF men engaged
in or enlisted for the Mexican war, we
place the official figures of the gov
ernment reports:
Regulars 3O,954
Militia and volunteers 1910
NAVY ....... 1900
Total. .........,... lI2,2'R'
The law does not require that the
: beneficiaries under il should have
served in Mexico. 1t pensions all who
"6eing duly enlisted, actually served
sixty days with the army or navy i'll
Mexico or on the COASTS or. frontier
, 1887-03-10

THERE are not less than fifty
buildings under way in the city at
the present time. Just think what
& gathering of hammers there will
be month hence. Why, it will be
almost impossible to move about the
streets on account of the blockades
that will exist from building mate
rial. Spokane Falls may have en-
joyed phenomenal growth in past
years but 1887 will knock all former
seasons blind.
, 1887-03-10
Re-Incorporatesl.

Sr. LOUIS, March S.-Articles of in
corporation of the Wabash railroad
under the name of the Wabash West
ern railway, were filed with the secre-
tary of stare ut Jefferson City to-day.
TIC incorporators are: Thos. III.
Hubbard and o. ID. Ashley, of New
York Il. Il. Wells, of Hartford, Conn. ;
and A. A. Talmage and James f.
Howe, of st. Louis. The capital stock
is $50 100000.
, 1887-03-10

THE REVIEW acknowledges the
receipt of the eighteen page edition
of the Washington Farmer, pub
lished ut North Yakima, under date
of February 22nd. This paper was
established and Is still edited by
Leigh R. Freeman, who, keeping in
the vanguard OF the march Of civil
ization westward, has started more
papers on the far outposts toward
the setting sun than any man in the
country. The appearance of this
copy of the Farmer proves conclus-
lively that Mr.. Freeman has lost none
of his vigor with age, and that he
has profted by his varied experience
in the business. The issue is a credit
to the office from which 1t was pub
lished and will be of inestimable val
ue as an advertising medium for
central Washington. 1t is crowded
with instructive and we'll written
articles upon the resources Of the ter
ritoty, and as guide to emigrants
it is superior to most publications
heretofore issued. The paper repre-
sents vast amount of careful labor,
and deserves to be richly rewarded
by the people of Yakima.
, 1887-03-10
Tanners Collect.

Louisville, Ky, March, S.-The
third annual convention OF the nation
al Oak Leather Tanners association
began here this afternoon ut the Gait
House with good attendance OF
members. The meeting will last
about two days and bc of particular
interest to the trade ON account of the
subjects to- he discussed.
, 1887-03-10
BULGARIA..
sOBRANJE TO EET.

SOFIA, March S.-The government
is to summon the great Sobranje. The
national party will demand of the So
branje that greater power be given.
OFFICERS ASSAULTED.
1t is reported that Roumanian au-
thorities have arrested Mt Astrov two
superior officers Of the Russian nation
alty concerned in the recent uprising
in Bulgaria.
, 1887-03-10
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1887.

THE Texas legislature is evidently
composed of anti-railroad men. No
pooling goes in that commonwealth
or IL it does ii will be an expensive
experiment for the roads If the law
Just passed is carried ont to the let
, 1887-03-10
ENGLAND.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.

LONDON, March 9.-The daily News,
commenting on the statement that the
admiralty sent complete design Of
the iron-clad Agammenon to Washing
ton at the request OF the American
government, says: at is pleasant to
be on good terms with Americans but,
perhaps on the whole, it would bo as
well ii the admiralty keep the designs
to themselves" In regard to the
Terry affair the News says. "The
matter ought to be thoroughly sifted
and prosecuted. We cannot doubt
the American government will be able
to clear itself of all completely
A DINNER.
Ex-senator Dorsey gave IL dinner at
Langham this evening to IL number of
friends. Consul General Walter and
Russell, Bigelow, Harrison, Horton,
Hatch, Sturgis, Reynolds, Sartoris and
wives were among the guests.
AN ALLIANCE RENEWED.
The Times publishes n dispatch
from Vienna positively affirming that
the alliance between Italy, Germany
and Austria has been renewed, but for
three instead of five years.
, 1887-03-10

PROBABLY the fairest system of
nomination in the machinery of pol
itics is the convention--if there be
anything perfectly fair in the ma
chinery-and even the convention
rarely gives entire satisfaction. This
cannot he otherwise where there are
numerous candidates moving heaven
and earth to get into office. The
man who finds himself defeated in
convention, whether it he square
vote on the candidates before it or
through the Vaccinations of others
better posted in the scheming tnat is
an incradicabe feature of modern
politics, feels sore, and nurses dis
appointment that frequently leads
to an open rapture and Il revolt from
the party through the hands OF
which favors had been asked. Few
conventions are held, no matter
what title may he the party man
agement, but that ut the close OF its
deliberations there is heard charges
of unfairness, unfaithfulness,
scheming, wire pulling, etc.
Other systems resorted to for the
purpose of constructing tickets are
more offensive to the general public,
amp no matter how honorable body
of men may be in the daily walks OF
life their purity of purpose Is ques-
toned when they are party to the
methods of committee nominations.
The "dark roOm'' and "star cham
ber'7 procedure may result in the
selection OF far better men for office,
weighed in the scale of ability and
general fitness, morally and other
wise, than selection male through
the medium OF the open convention.
Yet the mere fact that the general
public.Was not admitted to the delib-
.erations embosses 1t with the stamp
of jobbery, and pronounced opposi-
ton IL the result. No man who has
ever taken part in politics but is
alive to the fact that an air OF mis-
, 1887-03-10

New YORK, March 9.-Thc $50
grave diggers employed in Calvary
cemetery at Long Island, who are
Knights Of Labor, have decided to
strike for an advance OF wages. 1t
threatens to interfere with hurials
there.
, 1887-03-10
Shooting ReNOlters.

RUsTCHUK, March G.-Nine officers
and civilians concerned in the recent
revolt were shot here this morning.
The soldiers will be tried tomorrow.
, 1887-03-10
Sundays Death Roll.
O.. HARRIS HEAP.

q. HARRIS HEAP.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. March G.--Mr. q.
Harris Heap, the United States consul.
general, died this morning.
TRACY TITUS.
Los ANGELES, March 6.-Tracy Ii
t,ls, we'll known theatrical manager,
died Saturday night at Sierra Madre
villa.
, 1887-03-10
COM. l.. X. LIiLI.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 6.-In-
formation has been received by rela-
tives of the death of Commodore f..
X. Lull, OF the United States navy at
Pensacola naval station.
, 1887-03-10

This powder never varies. marvel or
purity, Strength and wholcsOmeness. More
econom ical than the ordinary kinds, and
tude OF low test, short weight, alum or phos-
phate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL
BARISG POWDER co. log wall greet, N. Y.
, 1887-03-10
WILLIAM COKE.

PHILADELPHIA, March G.--William
Coke, one of the seven men who or
ganized the Knights of Labor, did to-
day OF heart failure, aged 63 years.
, 1887-03-10
AWARDED DAMAGES.

LONDON, Eurch S.-Miss Cornelia ID.
Auka. was awarded $685. damages in
her action against Earl Lonsdalc for
breach Of contract in connection with
her engagement to perform with the
Violet Cameron operate troupe.
, 1887-03-10
ENGLAND.
SECRETARY OF STATE.

1t is officially stated that the Mar
quis of Lothair will succeed Balfour as
secretary of state for Scotland.
, 1887-03-10
I)I;A ID.

The Stanley expedition for the re-.
lief Of Emin Bey has arrived at Simons,
town, Cape Good Hope. The expedi
ton will take supplies awaiting it ~
Simonstown, and proceed on its Jour
ney tonight.
, 1887-03-10

Total. ...........,... II2,2W
The law does not require that the
beneficiarics under il should have
served in Mexico. 1t pensions all who
"6eing duly enlisted, actually served
sixty days with the army or navy III
Mexico or on the COASTS or frontier
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gltbetttr. 6 Ompent lit WaiTa6mfttts.

8oifoE, 10. September. - 9eute frib
mn 10 llbr, Der StunGe, mo Der Arbeiters
@pnOent er0finet neroen IoIlte, batten ft9 Hur
u BeriOHen in Der 6alle eiu9efunben. 9ret'
ntertel StrHoen ipdter NOR Die 3abl Der In
meienoeu nuf 10, porunter cine 9rau, ause'
pad]ieu. 6. gt. 2Bbite rief bic SeriamnlluHg
3ur Srbnuns unb VI. 8. @baie puroe gum
tempOr6rsn SolIBsr gepGblt. 8as &eiSIu.
tions @oulite brahte cine Rlattform elm, tpel'
der folgenbe Bunfte entnommen flno:
mn Sic SrganiiatiOu iOa ben ytamen ,Ars
beitelpnrtei" fiibreu. &le Wtsuihen baben
9Ieides Se6t auf Die @r6e, uno Jdemauo
earf fdl mebr, nIs ben nuf ihn entfalleuoen
4ntheiI hnoon aHeieneu. Die 0ffentlite Do
mGue i0llte Sebein ofTen fieben, un0 feiH Sbeil
oerielben oerpahtet peroeu. Die Abi6afnng
BON ,,Booline"s s@sntraften uub groBtn 9to'
uopoltn niro r'-Iangt uHo ferner befiirpors
tet, bas bic SteI t. BON 10 Broient nnf Sauf'
ciriulation nu6 GIf NntionaIJunfsn ausge'
6ebnt, uno Die IeBtsren iomit iucceltue abges
itnfit neroeu. Die @tabliruug zines uatio,
noleu @eloipftcms, iopie eie &pidaffuno oes
Spfsms Der sebelmeH Gbftimnuug werOe1
sefCrbert, nnb bic Sefiebnng Der 8abItuge
aIs aeisbIi6e Scierta9t empfobleH. DE a0'
ihnfiuns Der 2Sablfeuer miro oerlangt, TO-
tple bic Annabme zines Amenoements CUR
SuuossconftutiUn, pornud Buuoes euato.
rem btrsft bonn SOlte gepGbIt werbeu. Ser
ner tpirO bic @iufiibruua Oes 6rauenifimms
rsdts, llntsrmeiiuHg Der 8iuber itber bic Sor'
tbeiIe uno yiadlbeiIe bes Seuufes altObOlis
i6er @erdnte, iOpie Seriiirjuu9 Der arbelts'
5eit seforosrt.""
Die &eiolutionen tpur6.n anaenommen.
gls @ouuerueur lpurSe 6. so. @1nmberIaiu
bon Bottom un6 als Sices9ouoerueur s. 8.
Starts BON PIemoutb uomiuirt. Die 4ufs
feIung Der Ibriaen &nn6ioaten fir Die
Stautsdmter unO 8iIOuug bes Staats @en'
trnI @cmite's mur0tn sinem gilfers@ s@omite
iibeItruaen. noraui GertaauHa erfolate,
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@trid1ts. glfrhanoI,1t1aet,

@rtmiuaIs9eri - (8or Ridter
9ufip.) 2Begen tbdtli6en Angrtfis: Sbo'
mas 8iles uno Der Rseer Ilerauoer Gablor,
on bic @roB9eihmorenen oerpieien; Aoam
Bus, iifirt.-Begsu Siebtabls: @6uaro 8.
ShrOoer, iifiirt. - Begen UlorO0eriuts:
Sbeooor 8oaano, ffirt. - Auf Der Re9ts
firanbe fir beute ftebt MIR be Srauniiatiou
Der @reBs un6 Sletns @eihnoreneH, ruorauf
Serta9ung aHi bic 9auer elmer g8o4e etHs
tritt.
Common BIeass@eridt. (Sor
&i6tsr Bropu.) Die GsihdftsOronuug ftir
ben Septsmber. Sermiu bsfimmt: bente-
9uepubl uuo Sereioiguug Der 9eihwores
men; mor9en - 8erIeiuu9 Der &e9iftrauoe;
Uhttmoh, mtnn ss nidt nod anoers be-
fimmt niro, Auinnbme Der Serbanolungen,
un6 3par fiHo SunG6fi foIgenoe Brojeiie aus
9sistt: Der Sniolpeuj.Sau Don Sdminte,
3IOB gegeu Ramiag, 4O95, sepiiie Reats.
irngsn nit Bejus uuf ben Sal BON SamGsl
8. Smltb; un6 bic Yummern bic 20.
SuperiOr. .Sert6t. - (Sor Ri6ter
Bbslps.) 9ei6dftsorouung fir bic luufeHbe
s4o6e: beute- Organization Der Surtes mn
10 Ilbr Bormittags; 8ieufiag - Auirut Der
Regifruuee mn 10 llbr 8ormittass gtitt'
pod-Beeiun Der BeIbnuOlungen. .-Begen
OttA9tAV hOIqUtHVt9tI UtPaIuluLth pltV
Der @eri4lsbof beutC uno morgen i'm Saale
bes Common Bleus. .@eri9ts Sisung balteH.
iieus9eri d - (Bor ben Rt6'
tern 2iHolan, Carroll un6 Gans.) Die Bers
DuItuug ess Ru6Infies 0on gfer SurguHoer
puroe an SOiepb Sarnsp tibertrusen; oess
9Isiaen berienise BON Raria Cohen on Olga
8. @oben; 6esgIeiden bon SatbGrtre BriHs
an Sos. Briue.- 8ernaltunssberi4te Dnr'
ben sutgsbeiBsn in ben Ra9laBfdIeu bon
Sbomas S. 8nIib, Snrab 8. SOlsiano,
Sobn gSbetler, SranB S6del. l.-Suoeutar etu'
sereitt in benz yiadIa5iaGIe BON Satharine
BTirs. - sonrao 8uhl muroe aum Bot
muuOs BON RarIa uuo 5eiuTi6 gSasuer sr'
nanut.
Stabt. @sri6t. - @sIhdfts Orb
uuus ftr ben Stpismbsr'Esrmiu; Ssut'
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Rertfantf@e @eteorplnafe.
RttfpIrStse gbaHOnaeaa, Die beTns Bau
bon GiienbaBmtH beobad5tet purSsu.

Sta6t Rertto, 10. September. -
Sieiiee @elebrten fGusen on, bic meteorolos :
9ii6en Bhduomsnn, nelde benz 8au BON
Giienbabueu in Rer,fO 5ugei6rieben psro en-,
Al fiubireu. Der tiiriiid1e eno1.ue Stqbeu,
neI6er burd ausmai6uneeu auf Der u1ro.
lihen Gipifion Der yRsritauilden @,ntrals
Sabn" oeruriaHt nuroe, mar Die SOIae eiHes
brett iiber Der Babn ein9etretenen gBolfeu.
brntes, unb es III cine msrtwiirOiae Sbatlas
DE, o0B gDoIfenbriife ourdl bic StahlIfies
nsn uno Gsle9rappsnordbte ange3ogeH 3u
Derben ideiHeH. Semohner i'm Snneren be-
baupten, elm eIsttriider StrOm siebe fid ale
Seleiie entlung uHo fuusire gIei4Iam ais
8abubrefer fir Stiirme. 9eieaentlif bes
Gaues oes 9uaOalnlara. 53peiees Der ,1teri,
ianii1en @entralbabn" mahten bic Suoes
ntsure bic @rfabruHs, oaB RegenaiiIIe be.
fGnoig benz Sorriideu Der groeif foluteu.
g1an erflGrt Siea burd bic GupeIenbeif oros
Ser Quantit1ten Stablldieuen, neid1e auF
SIadmagsons mitgeftibrt unO sur Serfel.
lung bes 9eleiiea beuust neroen. 9as Otert.
tpirbiefte babel if, baB bas 2auo Iowobl Dor
ben &nuffruftioHs5Esen, tuie biuter linen auf
Otele Meilen trOden if, Ddbrenb es in Der
@sgenb, in tpeIder fd bic SdieHeu befiu.
ben, faft unublGifts in Str0men berab idit.
tet, ieoO6 nur in einem umtretie BON peui.
gen Weileu.
Sucion, &riB., 10. Sspt.-giue neuig.
fisns 20 Neilen Iuu9e Strede Der uSoutbeTu
BuciFc'Snbu" III 3miideu 8suion uuO Suc.
ion Ourd leberidpemmuuseu 3erftOrt NOR
ben. giGbere @in3slnbeiten tuo nod nibt
ermittsIt, iebod srtldrsu bic SabHbeamten,
rag Der Sorfuu bic llntsrbredung allen Ser
febrS anf Der betrefien6sH Sheue auf UOue
Stpei Pcden 5ur 6Ol9e babeu tuiro. Der
lnfaI If Der bebenfliffe, rpel9er Der
uSoutberu Pacifc' SabH" felt ibrer @rifeuj
,uIiieF,
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W{ehu11rFfF.

Chicago, II. 8iuooteb : gu.
iubr 1000, 8erieuOung -; Bre,ie bari.
trten 5pH6en $1.1O un6 So. so; Sapeiue
3uiubr 10000, Ssrisuouug 1000; Breii2
Uariirtsu SpiideH $500 uno $500. -
Sduafe: 3ufubr 5000, SerieHbuHg 1000;
Grsie Unrrrteu 3Uii8eH $500 uHO 1926,
@aft 2ibertg, Beuui., II. Septbr.-
Rinboieb 3ufubr 223, Serieuouug Sol
9reiis 0aritrteu 3wiideu s. uuO s.
SdneiHe: 3ufGBr 2OCO, 8erieu5Rug 400
Prelie Uariirten luii6en $500 uHO $3.50.
- Sdnufe: 3uiubr 1900, SerieuOuHg
1900; Prsiie 0arIirteu 5plideu $3.50 uuo
$500.
Qouis, II. 9ept.-IinbOieb: gu
fubr 200, 8erienOung 1900; Breiie Ourtirs
ten Smiideu 81. 70 uab $500. - Shpeiue
3ufnbr 500, Serisnouug 800; Preiie Ual,z
irten 5piideH $500 un6 $3.50. .-Sdaafe
3nfubr 400, SerleHouus 27O; Breiie uari.
irten lmijaen 50. 20 uub S415.
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ste gsabIeatmpa cue In Ohio.
Ssu0rrneur 6Drafet'S glnttport auT Die SzsSe
Ses oCmOSratiibsn 9ou1erneHrSsGaHSt=
oateu.

@aI6peII, O., 10. Sept. - Bel elmer
hente bier fatt9ebabtsn republiianii6en Rai,
ienuerinmmIuug fuHsirte @ouBerusur Soraier
als 9auptreousr. 9erieIbe bate fih 3uT
aufSabe 9ema6t, bic Seiten8 ieinss Sppo'
nenten Bomen IN noriger @o1e geeen ii I
erbObenen AniduI6isuneen Al pioerlegen.
Sr. 5oraier ertl6rte 3uerfi bic 4nqabe, odS
Die republifaniide abmiuitration 6es StnaD
tes cine nMgebeuer fefpieIiee iei, fttr unbes
9riinoet, nno behanptete, Der Bertb bes 81.
9entbums babe ftd i'm lesten Sabre uermebr;,
bic Stnnnbmen ieitn sefiisseu unb bic Steu'
elm ieten ernteert9t poroen. @r ipra6 itt
in fantaftlder gSeiie iber bic inter Der oemos
frntii6en Aomiuifratiou oeriibten Bablbe,
trti9ereieH, nnnentll1 BET Der GrpIbluHg
tes Sunoesisnators Bnsne, aus. auf no.
tiOnaIe 6rn9en eingebeno, eril1rte Der Reos
ner, ens republifanii6e Staatss gretutiu, So.
mite babe es nit Der SuboIfiruug oes SeHa.
tors Sherman bur9aus erHff 9emeint. &r
bef1ritt, ooB er segen ben 4rdf6enten peri6H'
Iihe Gn9riffe gemadbt babe; er babe beniel.
ben nnr IN ieiner amilifen @tseni@aft angea
arifien. gr bebauptete, Brdf6ent &Ieoelano
babe bic fait auF9efter6enen GuimofitGten,
psI6e ans benz 8iireerfriese 6atirten, tpies
Der in's 2eben gerufsn, uno trnGbnte als
8speis bnfiir ben llmfanO, baB BOlititer
unb pOlitiife i2situnsen nit ausOriideu, ME: &:
n2rumps," g%nupers," 0Penfionssauner"
&c. nm fin tperfen. Sir 6ieie aeuBerunsen
iei Nlemnno nn6ers, als @lsosInn6 pno Def.
len BpIuit psrnnt.OOrtli6 Su MAIDEN. Gr be-
tuuptete, ss sebe rpobl inter ben 9emofra,
ten uiele SdnbjDuner, aber i'm Aqgemeinsu
fiebe bic Yartsi iaiT oen irsibunSeI Elm. Su
Ohio banbele IS iih nm bic Sra9e 3piiaeI
5reibun6eI uuo SdusjOu. @r iflOB nit
Ser Guforbsrung on bic Biirser ces Staates,
fir bic 6urtOuuer Der S4ns3oQ' Politit 5u
6,r11Yf1ef
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&Ifbmffter auf Suba.

Rep.gBef, SIu., 10. Septsmber.-0aut
Ra6rihten BON Cuba ereignete ftH an leg.
ten 9pnnerfiag unipeit Ratan3as Elm Sampf
suiitsu Der fiir3lih BON bier absesau9euen
Slibnffier. grpeoiton. tpslbe seraoe aelanoet
mar, nnb 800 Ipaniifen SOIbatsu. Die 9es'
teren uurben 3uriidseiGlusen uuO lieben
brsi Tobte ouf oem 3ampiplase jurid, NAB
reue fie ffiuf auoere SolhnteH, neIhe Don
ben Snrd bic SIibuffier seid!euOerteu SpaG
nit. Rouibsn uerlebt noroeu ipareH, oausH
truosu, Die Slibnfier entiameH in's Sn
mere, mo fie ftf ben ihnsn poraus9saau9enen
grpsbitionen aneeidIOiieu bobeu ioGeu. i3we
ipaniide Suuoueuboote trsu,sn leet IN De
glGb. BON Sep. p.Bsif, pubrideiHli9 nm st'
raiae tpeitere @rpseitisueu ubSuianseu.
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Die IutbtriI6e 9ensraITsnoSe,

@reenbtlte, BennI., 10. September.
= Sn Der beutiseu Sibun9 Der lutbertiaeR
@enernIipIooe rpuroe elm Gomite SeriAt
bsrIeisn, III neI6em es biss, buB liir bic aus
I1nbiihen Dhifoneu $8229.O8 oereiunabmt
unb $8768.5O oeraus9abt nurbeu. Das
SirdsnbuGs@Omite berldtete, eS babe eiRan
8ert fir ben gctp0buIi9eu @OhesOienf in
beutidsr unb snsIlifer Sprade nussearbeis
tet. Sdmntlihe S0rperi4uften habeu td
bereit e1tlIrt, cine reuinrte Qu8gabe 6eS
An9sbnreer @lnubenabefenntniifes, ionie
bss lulberidsH tIeineu Sate4ismus gum Sc
brand in uueu lutberii9eu 9rHeu BON Ime'
r;Fo -, baySff,utIihan
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Rep 9Ort, IL. Septbr. - SOIsenbes
iinb bic SdIuBHOtirun9en: @sI6 Ofinete 80
3-6 unb idloB 5u Brojent. - sterling
Detiel $4.974 $3.50 auf go Sage uuO
$3.50 -$4.84 aui Sidt. - Bunbes SbIi'
aatioaeu: prog. 1854, Al prog. 1851,
8 prog. -. attien: aOamS' grpreB las,
Central Bacific SO, &beiapeate Sbio 8,
@rie 3O5, Ditto PriOr. &c, Suinois @eHtrai
1l9, 9a'esSbore 955, yieps sSerieps Central
764, Nortb gBefsru 1l44, Ditto BrtOr. 1921,
ylen gorf Central 1903, Sbto Dtiififppi
27g, Ditto Brior. IS, Bittsburg 1853, 8sa'
btug 625, ct. BauI 89g, Ditto Brior. 1874, g.,
gVpfferu.l1uinu 78.
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@IeOeIan0, ., II. September.
nsr 9epelte aus Cambridge, O., 5ufolge
purbe s. 6. SaIls geteru i'm OOrtiaen y 8er'
mid. SOtsI" Ourd 3mti S6Hfe OerpuuOet.
Ulit 5nei SuseIn i'm SOpfe idpuntte er mad
BEN BEN SaRnAoLs, 6'i5isg sinsH 3ss 81 M, nnO tn5r
bridge geIegsneu Citation @aIbWea, mo er
bnrq Slutuerluf erid6pft uuO Dem EObe
nabe uutum. Gr ertIdrt, elm iunses 6raueuz
Jimmer, yiameus gOuiie ROrriiOH, babe ihu
geidof5u, neil er nd pei9erte, fie 3u beira'
tteu. Sarris miro nnhri9einli6 ferbeH.
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burtss nHO 139 Eooesfdue amtlid aHgsmels
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fOrbeuen Daren 50 in ben Ser. Staateu, %
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hen go un6 80, smiihen 80 un6 90 SlbreH
alt. @s Rurbeu y on 2unaeuidmtuoiutht-
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8urdiau, 4 on 4Itersihmabe, ( an SIuts
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SrdHne, 8 on gterUenFeber, an @Httrdfs
mng, an gGbmuug.
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Su Reeomore, eiHem tlsiueu Srte Dieileu
HOrolid BON giuudefer. brad gaferu 8bsno
9elegentlid zines Rirdenieftes Der SIBbOOeu
i'm 3meiteH Stodmerfe elmer Stride Elm unO
60 bic 20 BerIonen ifiirIteu nit ben Griim
mern biHab. Bier BerioHeH murOen Idper
uerlsbt, sins oerisIbeu t0otlid, uue oiela nus
bere Yerioueu tIu9eu Ieidtere BerlesuugeH
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BbtIabeIpbta', 10. September.-D
bic seffern oerOffsntlidte Srber oes Depar e.
mems GOmmnn6eurs Der u@roseu Armee
Der &spnbIit," pm. Surper, be3islit Der
Salutiruus oes Generals Sberibau, relp.
bic Nidtsrpdbnuns bes BrGfbenteu, 10 uieI
Stnub auftpirbeIte, bat Der SiiIfs.Seneral'
gbiutaut 8. 2. Stepart heute ausoritdliA
erilGrt, es iei feintrlei Beleibisuue bes Brd'
iibenten @lepeInnb bsabfhtist porbeu. I'm
aber unen fnIi4eu AuffoiiunSeu 81 bssesnen,
purbe teute Der SefebI in foI9enOer sSeiie
amenbirt: ,Bei'm Borteimarid Dor Der
Sribiine an Der @de Der Broaos uno Gam.
jonfruse, mo Der 3us oOr bem BrGfoenten
Der Ser. Stnaten 8euiie paiiireu tuiro, iowie
bel Der Sterile ourh ben General Sberioon
uabe benz Bnntt, mo bic SOlonue it9 aufo'
len pirb, baben nur Die Poffen. @Ommuuoeu.e
3u ialutireu. Die 6abueu fiu6 babel 8u ieu'
fen. Die WlitsIie6er Der Bofeu mari9ireu
boriiber, obne 3u lalutiren."